The neurologist also recommended the exercise therapy, use of an orthopaedic matrass and pillow, body cast and portable crutches.

In this connection, it should be noted that the State's obligations to build and deliver the flats had matured before 7 September 1992, as the decisions creating the applicants' entitlements had been made

The consultant psychiatrist said in his report at the trial that: “... although [the applicant’s] instability might get less over the years as he matured, should he be sent to prison, his eventual release

However, he observed, what mattered was that pupils gain understanding in the plurality of convictions and thoughts, and that the teaching did not present one faith as being superior to others.

What mattered was to ensure that the person concerned was in a position to exercise effectively his rights and this could be done by different means.

He claimed that he had matured since, also due to a therapy he underwent and relied on expert reports stating that there was a low risk that he would reoffend.

What should have mattered for the application of the Istanbul Convention had been whether they had been living abroad or in Croatia. 53.

What mattered was that she had filed a complaint with the prosecution authorities who had not effectively acted on this complaint.

In his case, the systematic character of the offending conduct did not have just a quantitative dimension; what rather mattered was the degree to which his actions had gone against the values enshrined

    Further, in the Government’s submissions, the applicant had always been provided with an individual sleeping place and necessary bedding: a mattress, a blanket, a pillow, two bed sheets and

small space with twenty other detainees, had access to the toilets only at the discretion of the guards, was not allowed out into the open air, was given very little to eat and had to sleep on a dirty mattress

one cell); passive smoking; lack of adequate conditions for sleeping; lack of natural light; toilet insufficiently separated from the cell; bad smell; no cell disinfection; improvised bed lacking mattress

In the ITT he had to sleep on a bare mattress, as no linen was provided. Furthermore, he had no opportunity to wash, shave or take outdoor exercise. In Penitentiary no.

  There was only one mattress in the room.   The applicant states that he did not invite anyone under the age of 21.

As regards the disciplinary cells, it was noted that they were equipped with only a wooden platform (with a mattress and bedding), a box for personal belongings, a sink and a squat toilet, and that levels

There was only an iron bed in his cell, without linen or a mattress. There was no heating and it felt freezing in the winter. The cell was infested with cockroaches.

The list included a wheelchair, a glucometer, a tonometer, specific medicines, disposable masks, napkins, an additional mattress and a cushion for the wheelchair. 13.

Those scheduled changes included, amongst other things, an intervention in respect of the electrical system, planned for the same day, in order to plug in a special mattress to prevent bedsores and install

When the seventh applicant asked why this mattered, the policeman answered: “You will see now” and he tied the seventh applicant's hands together with tape.